Live Cricket Score, Australia vs New Zealand, ICC T20 World Cup 2016: Australia, New Zealand clash in Dharamsala
Australia and New Zealand resume their rivalry in World Twenty20 when they take on each other in Dharamsala on Friday. Though rain threatens to interrupt the match, both teams would look for a win. New Zealand defeated India in their first match while Australia will play their first match. Catch live cricket scores and live cricket updates from Twenty20 match here. (Full Coverage|| Fixtures||Photos)
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1400 hrs IST: Dharamsala is gloomy and overcast
1355 hrs IST: Both team have reached the stadium. Play is still and hour away
Rivalry all set to resume, if rain doesn’t
Live Cricket Score, Australia vs New Zealand, ICC T20 World Cup 2016: Shane Watson is greeted by fans as he walks back to the dressing room after attending the nets at the HPCA stadium (Source: PTI)
His chunky kit-bag slinging on the shoulders, Steve Smith snuck out of the dressing room to the ground. The drizzle had almost stopped, and Smith curious for a statutory peep of the strip, which was almost entirely dressed up with white and blue tarpaulin sheets, stepped on to the ground.
First-timers ready to shine on the big stage
Live Cricket Score, Australia vs New Zealand, ICC T20 World Cup 2016: Ashton Agar renowned for his batting exploits in that ‘Ashtonishing’ Ashes Test. (Source: Reuters)
The Australia-New Zealand rivalry has been one of the most awaited fixtures in the cricket calendar year. The tie has been filled with emotions, and as recent results have suggested, neither gives away the opportunity of getting one-up over the other.
Australia look for spin in their tale
Live Cricket Score, Australia vs New Zealand, ICC T20 World Cup 2016: With his blonde hair, restful approach to the crease and snappy helix of the elbow to the load-up, Adam Zampa brings back memories of Shane Warne. (Source: Reuters)
Leaning onto the railing of the elevated slope that overlooks the practice nets, where Glenn Maxwell had just hefted an Ashton Agar loosener, an Aussie journalist threw a stink eye. He turned to a fellow journalist and quipped: “You think he’s gonna do a Sodhi?” He was obviously alluding to New Zealand leg-spinner Ish Sodhi, who on Tuesday, had run the Indians ragged.
